NSN · manufacturer part number · CAGE code · item name — dashes optional.
Atlas Air Supply stocks and sources commercial and mil-spec fasteners for aerospace, marine, automotive and industrial equipment. Send the list in the numbers you already use; each line is matched to the grade and standard your application calls for.
Maintenance lists and bills of materials rarely carry stock numbers. They carry the manufacturer's part number, a standard, a grade. That is enough to start a quote.
We reconcile what is on your list against one part, so a cross-reference or a standard number does not slow the answer.
The fasteners are the same families; the application decides the grade.
Paste the list or upload it. Every row is read as its own line and answered on availability first, with the formal quote to follow.
The quote follows the grade and standard on your line, commercial or mil-spec, instead of whichever substitute is closest on the shelf.
A manufacturer part number or cross-reference is tied back to one federal item first, so lines from different suppliers resolve to the same hardware.
Don't have a number to hand? Start from the class of part you need. Every category opens the federal item catalogue for that class — each item its own record, quote-ready.
Upload the list, or paste the rows; manufacturer part numbers, standards and grades are all fine.
Yes. Send the list with the numbers you already use: manufacturer part numbers, cross-references, standards or NSNs. Each row is read as a line and matched before it is quoted.
Both. Atlas stocks and sources nuts, bolts, screws, washers and threaded rod across commercial and mil-spec grades, and the quote is matched to the grade and standard the application calls for.
Aerospace, marine, automotive and industrial equipment.
No. A price depends on quantity, grade and source, so it comes with the formal quote. Sending a list does not place an order.
